Four years after discontinuing the popular Intel Developer Forum (IDF), Gelsinger it will return this fall in a new form. Gelsinger recalled speaking at the first IDF 24 years ago.
“It was the place for lovers of technology like me to gather and geek out about the future,” he said.
The company is resurrecting the “spirit” of IDF with the launch of Intel On. It is scheduled to take place as a live industry event this October in San Francisco.
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